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On her stepsister’s birthday, Nina must confront her insecurities and her fraying relationship with her father.
Accompanying his father and stepmother to a luxurious resort for a combination of business trip and family holiday, an 11-year-old boy becomes a witness to events that could change his life, in this precise and powerful drama by Colombia’s Duván Duque Vargas.
While her father has just been publicly accused of bribery, Mélanie goes partying on a week-end with some friends, in the luxurious house of her parents. A moment, out of time and away from reality. A race to excess, where nothing is prohibited.
Upon returning to Bogotá after a failed attempt to get away from his father, Willy (17) is in for a surprise: the home in crisis from which he had fled has changed. Brand new apartment, new car, piles of cash. However, when Willy discovers the violence and lies of his father's new street money lending business he tries to run away again. But the more he tries to drift apart from his father, the more he becomes like him.
13-year-old Nina's life is upended when her father leaves her mother for Belén, a striking model-influencer. The scandal leaves her mother grappling with her mental and physical health, which forces Nina to move in with her father and his new wife. To improve her social status among the locals she wants to impress, Nina creates a black market of her stepmother’s stolen underwear, discovering her own identity and sexuality in the process.
